At a glance
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Material – Sustainably harvested wood
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Detail – Laser engraved with the Ora logo
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Size – Made for a 4.5 oz cup — a concentrated serving
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Durability – Dropped from six feet, repeatedly, during testing
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Care – Easy to clean; hand washing recommended over the dishwasher
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Options – Small cups in sets of one, two, four or six, plus a large cup
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Shipping – Ships within 3 business days
How to use it
Prepare the cacao in a jug and pour into the cup rather than whisking in the wood — a frother in a wooden cup is loud and does the finish no favours.
Hold it in both hands. The size is deliberate: a 4.5 oz serving is a cup you finish while it is still hot, which is most of the point.
Rinse it soon after drinking and hand wash. Dishwashers are hard on wood, and this cup is built to last years rather than a season.
For shared ceremony, the sets of four or six mean nobody drinks out of a coffee mug. It changes the room more than it should.
Small or large
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Small cup |
Large cup |
| Made for |
A 4.5 oz concentrated serving |
A longer, fuller cup |
| Sold as |
Sets of one, two, four or six |
Single |
| Best for |
Ritual, sharing, travel |
Slow mornings at home |
✨ Temple Tip
Keep one cup for cacao and nothing else. Not coffee, not tea. Objects with a single purpose become signals — the moment you pick it up, part of you has already arrived at the ritual.
Frequently asked questions
How big is a cup?
The small cups are made for a 4.5 oz serving of cacao — a concentrated cup rather than a mug. A larger cup option is also available.
Can I put it in the dishwasher?
It is easy to clean, but hand washing is recommended. Dishwashers shorten the life of wooden vessels.
How durable are they?
Durability was tested by dropping a cup from six feet in the air multiple times. They are meant to travel.
Is the wood sustainably sourced?
Yes — the cups are made from sustainably harvested wood.
Does it come with cacao?
No. This listing is for the cups. Pair them with any of our ceremonial cacao blends.
Same drink, different cup, entirely different ritual. #TempleOfDesire
